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1968.4472.2
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Oil portrait of Mrs. William D. Hofius by W.S. Hutton, ca. 1900
Order an ImageMrs. William D. Hofius (1873-1908) was born and married to her husband in Colorado. They came to Seattle around 1897 from Los Angeles, California, and William partnered with William Pigott, benefitting from the Klondike Gold Rush by selling railway equipment and supplies, steel, and machinery. In 1906, Hofius and Pigott parted ways and the company became known as Hofius Steel and Equipment Company. The artist, William S. Sutton was born in Ohio in 1859. He worked in California and his media included watercolor, oil, crayons, and India ink.
ID Number: 1968.4472.2
Date: Circa 1900
Creator(s):
Sutton, W.S., Artist
Physical Description: 1 Painting; oil, canvas; Art: 27.125 in.H x 22.25 in.W; Frame: 32.5 in.H x 27.5 in.W
Credit: MOHAI, 1968.4472.2
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